Thanks to four amazing Conservancy members, we were able to help a handful of frogs safely cross Route 144 during their annual migration!
Earlier this week, these members met at the entrance to the Hannacroix Creek Preserve in the early evening to help facilitate the safe crossing of several frogs (sadly, no salamanders needed our help this year). This year, our volunteers helped several spring peepers, tree frogs, and wood frogs make it safely to their new homes in the vernal ponds along the Hudson River Interpretive Trail!
For more information on this year’s migration at the Preserve, go to https://cleanairalbanycounty.org/hannacroix-creek-preserve-all-hands-to-the-rescue/
P.S. To sign up for DEC alerts to next year’s Big Migration, go to https://public.govdelivery.com/accounts/NYSDEC/subscriber/new?topic_id=NYSDEC_180
Published by Elisabeth Dubois
Elisabeth Dubois, Ph.D., is a cybersecurity expert and researcher dedicated to protecting communities and empowering public leaders in the digital age. Currently serving as a Cyber Risk Specialist with NYMIR and Co-Director of the Local Government Cybersecurity Alliance, Elisabeth specializes in helping local governments navigate the complexities of AI, cyber risk management, and incident response.
Her research focuses on the intersection of technology, risk management, and social equity—specifically investigating how cyber threats and crisis communications affect vulnerable populations. With a Ph.D. in Information Science (specializing in crisis communication and information assurance), an MBA, and a B.S. in Digital Forensics from the University at Albany, Elisabeth combines technical expertise with a passion for public policy and international education.
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